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Violet Florence "Molly" FULLMAN
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1944 |
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born
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7 Mar 1904 43, Cross Street, Strood, Rochester Kent (cert) bapt 26 May 1904 Strood (VF) |
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married
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14 Jun 1925 Parish Church Sittingbourne, Kent (cert) spouse
George Hector MacDonald
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died
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28 Nov 1972 Royal IOW County Hospital, Ryde, IOW (cert) buried |
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Addresses 7 Mar 1904 43, Cross Street, Strood, Rochester Kent 14 Jun 1925 Foresters Arms, Sittingbourne 31 Jul 1953 3, Brier Road, Borden, Kent 28 Nov 1972 15, Manor Road, Lake, Sandown, IOW |
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| After her mother's death, Molly was brought up by Mildred HERRINGTON, known as "Granny Luckhurst" (husband George) who lived in Catford. (MGK) (Makes you wonder what happened to May and the boys...) Many years later, Violet was being driven through Snodland by her daughter and she said, "Oh, I think we just passed my brother - I haven't seen him for thirty years", but she didn't want to go back to speak to him. | ||
| Molly was knocked down on a zebra crossing on 31 Jul 1953 by a car driven by Philip BECK of Dorrit Way, Rochester. He was fined £2 for "failing to give precedence to a foot passenger on an uncontrolled crossing". The case was heard at Sittingbourne Magistrates' Court on 16 Sep 1953. | ||
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This page last updated 2 January 2009 |
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